Opening of South African Parliament in Cape Town
Nov day marks the assembling of the first parliament of the South African Union in Cape Town. Duke of Connaught leads a royal pageant as crowds gather, with Viscount Gladstone, General Louis Botha and General De Wet among prominent attendees. The speech highlights imperial development and a new federal unity among Natal, Cape Colony, Transvaal, and Orange River colonies.
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Cape Town
Hoogland
South African Union
Duke of Connaught
Union
Duke of
Vnion
Commonwealth
Australia
Natal
Cape Colony
Transvaal
Orange Wyer
South Afelea
Ted
Baltimore aviation meet resumes after storm disruption
The Baltimore aviation meet halted by a storm will be resumed this afternoon despite opposition from Baltimore County officials who claim blue law restrictions. Promoters strive to repair hangars as pilots Latham and Drexel push altitude attempts while authorities argue over permits and crowd control.
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Baltimore
Baltimore County
Uced
Hrbet
Latham
J. Armetreng Drexel
Buts
Ginseng Industry Growth Reported in Lewis County
A fragmentary account notes thriving ginseng activity around Chehalis and Lewis County, highlighting seed germination by prominent locals, market value rising from one cent per seed, and anticipated profits from continued cultivation. The text references C White, attorney and real estate man, and mentions near Chehalis as a center for planting and sales.
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Lewis County
Chehalis
Tringia
Chevalis
Broweh
C. White
Ximseng
Higstant AB
Enon
Klingenberg denied aid in appeal to state supreme court
Jake I Klingenberg, convicted accomplice of William Gohl in the murders of Charles Hadberg and John Hoffman and serving 10 to 25 years in the Walla Walla state penitentiary, was refused financial help by the Sailors Union of the Pacific for testifying to perfect an appeal. Sheriff Payette seeks guard protection as transfer to prison looms next week.
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Montesano
Jake I Klingenberg
William Gohl
Charles Hadberg
John Hoffman
Walla Walla
Sailors Union of the Pacific
Kihngenberg
State Supreme Court
Klingenberg
Dowkeyme
A. J. West
Sailors Union
San Francisco
Sherif Ed Payette
Walla
Kungenberg
Pinchotism Gives China Advantage
Washington, Nov 3. The Pacific Coast fuel crisis may ease if Congress does not block Alaska coal field development. European and Chinese capital firms view Pacific markets as growing. a large Chinese coal company recently shipped to San Francisco and sent a representative to gauge demand and establish permanent trade relations with western cities.
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Washington
Pacific
Congress
Alaska
Mast
China
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Induserial
Conersns
Ching
Tad
Phas Vest
Imperial Parliament Proposed to Convene in 1913
Faria Pekin reports that an official decree announced the imperial parliament would be convened in 1913, a concession to demands from Renate wnod delegations. The decree sets the date for the assembly in three years, with police circulating to locate residents of districts and lanterns seen above doors, but no public demonstrations occurred.
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PEKIN
de Jeree
Oday
Sret
China
Renate Wnod
Euprem
J House
Roosevelt's New Nationalism Seen as Despotism by Speaker
Cornell Civic Club hears President Schurmann condemn Roosevelt's new nationalism as dangerous Caesarism. He warns it would expand executive power, subordinate courts and Congress, and undermine state sovereignty, promising only political gain for officials and the tied economy.
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Traca
Cornell Civic Club
Schurmann
Col Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Thossevelt
Congress
Gould Fears Poison Plot Endangers Former Wife
Mrs Katherine Clemmons Gould reports three murder attempts in recent months at Blue Gap Farm Local doctors found no poisoning and no treatment needed Police and others pursued leads as she traveled to Lynchburg for care amid concerns of a staged attack involving local residents and an area farmer
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Lynchburg
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Blue Gap Farm
Gould
Bichap van de River
Rich Tront
Ec State
Tin
Fragmentary Texas News Style Snippet
A garbled OCR style snippet references names and places in a fragmented way. The readable portions point to a distant region and personalities, but the text remains largely unreadable and lacks a coherent event or outcome to summarize clearly.
Emperor Nicholas Visit Sparks Baltic Demonstrations Abroad
A chaotic night around the new palace saw crowds protest the Russian emperor's visit with Bodalist demonstrations noted. Reports indicate no agesches occurred and the event drew participants from Rumls and Germany, while officials described it as non political.
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Saleeg
Rumls
Germany
Nicholas
Refudiated confession shakes Salvation Army meeting tale
Edward Gilham, a waiter in a Chinese restaurant, told a sensational yarn at a Salvation Army meeting claiming involvement in the Los Angeles Times building plot. He now denies the tale saying he was drunk, stating he left Los Angeles September 26 and arrived September 30, with officials doubting his confession as a possible fabrication or mental strain.
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Phoenis
Arin
Los Angeles
Edward Gilham
Salvation Army
Gilhan
Glia
Os Angeles
Woion
Times
King
Gilham
Ta Yuna
No News From Grand Jury In Times Investigation
Los Angeles November 4 news reports the grand jury inquiry into the Times murder case paused after examining Chief Galloway and evidence from the Secretaries’ association home. Several witnesses including Mrs Pesenti and Miss Gill were questioned before adjournment and the panel scheduled to reconvene Thursday.
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Los Angeles
Belle Lavin
Trial of Rosenheimer Clashes With Carriage Death
In New York on November 3 the Rosenheimer murder trial opened with attorney James W. Osborne admitting the defendant's car struck the carriage carrying Miss Grace Hough. He plans to prove the carriage driver was at fault. Two witnesses described being run down after one warning from the automobile horn. Meanwhile Walter B. Hough reported an assault at his home by two men with blackjacks, believed linked to the case. A guard was placed at the Hough residence as courtroom exhibits included Rosenheimer’s damaged 60 horsepower car and a wrecked buggy.
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New York
Edward T. Rosenheimer
Hough
Rosenheimer
Supreme Criminal
Cheap and wholesome food outlook from Cleveland Leader
The Cleveland Leader reports that food prices may not rise and could drop modestly, but are unlikely to fall to previous low levels. Experts say prices will generally keep pace with population growth, with the supply system improving gradually amid ongoing market pressures.
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Cleveland
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